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a body is projected vertically upwards with a velocity of 20m/s It reaches the maximum vertical height h in time t in time 1/2 the distance of the body form its highest position is

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Answered by vishesh9661
2

Explanation:

here

initial speed(u)=20m/s

therefore

final velocity (v)=0m

g=9.8m/s^2

time=t

according to first equation of motion

u=v-gt

20=0-9.8×t

t=2.1s

max height=u^2/2g

=400/19.6

=20.4m

height attain at t=1/2s is

s=ut-1/2gt^2

s=20×1.05-4.9×1.1

s=21-5.39

s=15.61

therefore distance from highest point from t=1/2 is

max height-given height

20.4-15.61= 4.79m

Answered by smartgamervideos
0

Explanation:

here

initial speed(u)=20m/s

therefore

final velocity (v)=0m

g=9.8m/s^2

time=t

according to first equation of motion

u=v-gt

20=0-9.8×t

t=2.1s

max height=u^2/2g

=400/19.6

=20.4m

height attain at t=1/2s is

s=ut-1/2gt^2

s=20×1.05-4.9×1.1

s=21-5.39

s=15.61

therefore distance from highest point from t=1/2 is

max height-given height

20.4-15.61= 4.79m

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